Teel James Glenn

This Twelfth Omnibus edition of Tales from the Canyons of the Damned is loaded with fourteen sharp, suspenseful, thought provoking short stories-from ten of today's top speculative fiction writers. The Patron Saint by Steven Van PattenEV 2000 by Amy GrechThe Fear of a Z'n - A story of Altiva by Teel James GlennBoys in the Basement by Jessica WestThe Invader by Daniel Arthur SmithVoodoo Queen by Steve OdenTalk Box by Ernie HowardAbsolute Dark by Paul B. KohlerThe End... Again by Jessica WestThe Lost Tapes - Arrow Lake by Daniel Arthur SmithBloody Bridge by Steve OdenGibberlings by Charles BarouchUnder Denver by Hunter C. EdenTrue Millennial by Daniel Arthur Smith Tales from the Canyons of the Damned (canyonsofthedamned.com) is a dark science fiction, horror, & slipstream magazine we've been working on since 2015. What is Dark Science Fiction and Horror? Think of it as a literary Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, or Outer Limits, it's Netflix's Black Mirror and Amazon's Electric Dreams in the short story format. And it's a bargain. Each monthly issue has three-to-five sharp, suspenseful, satirical tales from today's top speculative fiction writers. These are Dark Sci Fi Slipstream Tales like you've never read before.

War is Frightening and often ugly. But Heroes are forged on the Battlefield. Action and adventure are not simply stories, but the very words men and women fighting for their beliefs, their countries, or just to stay alive live by every single day. Bullets flying and bombs blasting, PULP AT WAR takes one of the most popular genres of action tales, the war story, and through the pens of J. Walt Layne, Rob Mancebo, and Teel James Glenn, brings it to two fisted, kill or be killed life. PULP AT WAR. From Pro Se Productions.

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This issue, which starts our third year of publication, F. Scott Fitzgerald brings us several short stories in his Flappers and Philosophers collection. Perfect for cozy reading. The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell is fitting for Halloween. To keep you in suspense, The Raven Messenger is a new original by Teel James Glenn. Bibliophiles will also enjoy the nostalgia of the superbly-translated French Novel A Rebours (Against Nature), the book that greatly influenced Dorian Gray.

NovelsThe Gold Exigency(Part 3 of 4)By MICHAEL TIERNEYConrock and Mackstar narrowly escaped the Five-Thousand Fingered Hand Can they track down the missing Philean with help from Phaedra and her companions? NovelettesDead Men Do Tell TalesBy TEEL JAMES GLENNA gangster with vampire thugs is on the warpath, and Dead Fred's still-talking head may hold the key as to why Will Ghostmaker Jack Silence get answers or the bite? Fossils of Truth and GraceBy E. E. KINGA young grad student staying on the Cornish coast discovers a witch's pit Is the mystery connected to her past? Her mother had been a guest at Trelawny Manor Metamorphoses at the GateBy LYSANDER ARDENThere is nothing quite like a Summer friendship However, Kaz is a stranger friend than most, especially since the local cult seems to have a keen interest in him The Chilling Account of the Wolf-Bann of KrallenburgBy J. E. TaborKrallenburg is beset by a werewolf Can witchhunter Friedrich Rosch stop the monstrous curse before the town succumbs to siege by Protestant mercenaries ? Short StoriesThe Dusk Next DoorBy MARK PELLEGRINIEvery year, the children draw doodles for the Duskmen And every year, one high-schooler must deliver them to the town of Dusk to keep them over there Children of SummerBy LOUISE SORENSENA scouting party has gone missing Can Aedyn and Kerry find them in the bug-infested post-apocalyptic wastes, or will they too become food for giant insects? The Angel HannaBy RODICA BRETINAlix has always been a bit odd... but her past is even stranger An orphan tells her strange tale of friendship and loss-a story of a girl who thought she was an angel Trapped in the LoopBy JIM BREYFOGLEKat has a daring plan to trap Rhygir's forces, baiting them into a bend in the river where they themselves risk being cut off Can Kat and Mangos hold their lines and catch Rhygir outside of Alness before his reinforcements are able to arrive? Texas GothBy MICHAEL TIERNEY with ABRAHAM STRONGJOHNJesus Dunn Jr. plans to do away with his abusive father... And there are no witnesses, except for the strange Goth girl who has started following him around Black Sky, White KnightBy MARK MELLONStranded in the woods without a mount, a Christian knight must make for Heilsberg Castle Can he survive the trek through pagan territory and reach safety? To a Dead Soul in Morbid LoveBy MATTHEW PUNGITOREIn a ghoulish tale that drives to madness, the blasphemous corpse wizard Lord Tryphon, cheater of death, must make his grim way to the revelry of Dionysus

This thirty-eighth issue of Tales from the Canyons of the Damned consists of four sharp, suspenseful, thought provoking short stories-each from a different featured master of speculative fiction. The Patron Saint by Steven Van PattenEV 2000 by Amy GrechThe Fear of a Z'n - A story of Altiva by Teel James GlennBoys in the Basement by Jessica WestThe Invader by Daniel Arthur SmithTales from the Canyons of the Damned (canyonsofthedamned.com) is a dark science fiction, horror, & slipstream magazine we've been working on since 2015. What is Dark Science Fiction and Horror? Think of it as a literary Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, or Outer Limits, it's Netflix's Black Mirror and Amazon's Electric Dreams in the short story format. And it's a bargain. Each monthly issue has three-to-five sharp, suspenseful, satirical tales from today's top speculative fiction writers. These are Dark Sci Fi Slipstream Tales like you've never read before.

Would you stop for a hitchhiking clown? Go to a diner where the coffee is literally endless? Sled with Mother Nature? Sixteen Terrifying Tales of Travel by these authors: Oliver Baer, AJ Bartholomew, Edward P. Cardillo, Mark Cassell, V Peter Collins, Tom Connair, Teel James Glenn, Amy Grech, Carol Gyzander, Rayne Hall, Joe R. Kennedy, Phillip T. Stephens, Pamela Turner, Steven Van Patten, and Jake T. S. Wryte.

These mighty tales and rhymes of wizards and warriors, related by the keenest bards of our time, make a feast of words fit for a barbarian king. Fans of Michael Moorcock, Karl Edward Wagner and Robert E. Howard should find much herein to please them. Drain a mead and take a look.